Why I Do What I Do

For me, it all begins with light. The way it moves across skin, catches on a cheekbone, disappears into shadow. I always knew I wanted to be an artist Makeup became my first step toward turning that dream into something tangible. I discovered how shape, texture, and detail could tell a story and how the smallest design choices could speak louder than words.

But what keeps me here is the connection. The quiet space between an actor/client and a mirror. The unspoken trust when someone lets me help them step into a new skin. I’ve fallen in love with the process of building characters through collaboration and being part of the emotional architecture that holds a story together.

Hair and makeup are not just craft to me they are storytelling. They’re transformation, intimacy, intuition. This is how I contribute to the shared act of bringing a world to life, one face, one frame, one breath at a time.